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There are two modes of operation with the STINGER: 

1.  Stand-Alone Sound Activated Mode:

 Think of this as “Auto-pilot” The STINGER has a built-in 

microphone allowing it to go along with music. 

  

Note:

 Stingers are shipped in sound active mode (Mode 909) 

2.

    

DMX Mode:

 Requires a DMX-512 control console for live pattern changes.

 

 

 

 

To set the DMX address or Stand-alone Personality on your New Stinger  

 

Stand-alone Sound Active Mode   

 

 

 

 

 

 

1. 

The unit is pre-set in sound-active mode. Verify the correct voltage setting and plug in to power. 

Please No Dimmers or Relay Packs.

 

 

2. 

Switch the unit on. 

 

3. 

The unit will auto-run patterns to audio in the room. There is no duty cycle. 

 

4. 

The setting for sound-active stand-alone operation is listed below: 

 

909

 

DMX-512 Mode 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1

. Make certain the voltage select switch is in the proper position for your country’s voltage. 

2

. Plug the unit in to power and switch into the “On” position. 

3

. Press "Enter" to enter the address setting mode. 

    The first digit in line will begin flashing. 

4

. Press "Select" The selected digit will be flashing 

5

. Press either "U" for up or "D" for down to change the value of the selected digit (from 0 through 9). 

       

6

. Press "Enter" to save the new address. 

7

. Connect the DMX interface cable from unit to DMX-512 console. 

8

. On your DMX console, move the channel 1 fader up to a value of 15 and adjust the channel 3 fader to select      

    

pattern as a quick test for communication. 

9

.  After address has been changes, turn unit off and on again for new address to take affect. 

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. You’re all set. Enjoy. 

 

DMX Controls

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The NEW Stinger Series offers up to 7 Channels of DMX-512 control. If you have purchased a single color laser 
some of these values and channels may not be used. This is controlled at the PCB level of your product therefore 
adjusting those faders will not damage the unit nor will it have any effect.

 

 

Ch.1 

Beam On-Off / Color Select  

Ch.2  

Color Mode - Not Available on Single Color Models 

Ch.3 

Pattern Select 

Ch.4 

Pattern Speed 

Ch.5 

Not Available on Single Color Models 

Ch.6 

Not Available on Single Color Models 

Ch.7 

"Y" Axis Offset (Up and Down) 

 

Channel 1  

Beam Control 

00-10 

Beam Off  

11-50 

Beam On (Green/Red/Blue Stingers) 

51-90 

Green/Blue Only  

91-130 

Red Only 

131-170 

Beam On (Green/Red Stingers) 

171-255 

Beam Off (Slow) 

 
Channel 2       Color Control - 
 

Not Used on Single Color Models

  

 
 
 

SETTING THE MODE VIA THE LED MENU   

OPERATION 

Summary of Contents for Stinger 1 Series

Page 1: ...STINGER LASER AERIAL and BEAM DEVICE LABD Stinger 1 Series User Information Guide For 2 0 Series Red Green and Blue 4 95mW STINGER LASER Updated July 2009...

Page 2: ...edge technology allows the STINGER to render high quality beam fans tunnels and other popular effects A Laser Aerial Beam Device LABD is not designed to project graphics images on a screen wall or an...

Page 3: ...D for down to change the value of the selected digit from 0 through 9 6 Press Enter to save the new address 7 Connect the DMX interface cable from unit to DMX 512 console 8 On your DMX console move t...

Page 4: ...fect Channel 4 Pattern Speed 00 230 Fastest to Slowest 231 255 Freeze Frame Pattern Hold Channel 5 X Axis amplitude crunches down image then inverts it top to bottom Channel 6 Y Axis amplitude crunche...

Page 5: ...rce above 1mW Therefore you should never aim a laser into the audience 1 Select Beam Pattern via DMX 2 Aim beams onto a joist or along the bottom of your trussing 3 Mark the position the beams are hit...

Page 6: ...OWARDS ANOTHER HUMAN BEING Shut off the main power prior to adjusting or cleaning the unit Do not turn the unit on if the housing is damaged or becomes damaged Stinger Laser Effects are for INDOOR USE...

Page 7: ...ows is that NO laser radiation Class IIIb and above be emitted below 3 meters above the highest platform humans can stand on or 2 5 Meters horizontally and on the sides of the projector or 2 5 Meters...

Page 8: ...Applying too much pressure can easily break the special laser mirrors If this occurs the unit must be returned for replacement Note If the beam is still fuzzy please contact our service department for...

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